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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbrizi/ · UK /ˈbriːzi/
breezy means: With a noticeable, usually pleasant wind blowing.
adjective
LIGHT WINDB1
With a noticeable, usually pleasant wind blowing.
- It is breezy today.
- We ate outside on a breezy afternoon.
- The coast will stay breezy all weekend.
noun
YOUNG WOMANC2
A slang word for a young woman.
- He met a breezy at the party.
- Those breezies were friends of his sister.
- A breezy from the club called him.
Questions about breezy
What does breezy mean?
With a noticeable, usually pleasant wind blowing.
What is breezy in other languages?
Türkçe: esintili · Español: ventoso · Français: venteux · Deutsch: windig · Italiano: ventilato · 日本語: そよ風の吹く
How do you pronounce breezy?
In American English /ˈbrizi/; in British English /ˈbriːzi/.
How do you use breezy in a sentence?
It is breezy today. We ate outside on a breezy afternoon.
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